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Originally Posted by shyorkies I started with the Judabob line.. My SugarPlum and Barney were almost all Judabob with alittle bit of Wildweir in the back.. They are both retired now and SugarPlum lives with my parents..
The only thing I could complain on SugarPlum about was she was alittle narrow in the rear.. She had beautiful silk, but was on the lighter side, pretty head.. My Barney was the opposite in color and coat.. He was dark blue with a deep red gold and was modified coat.. I also had one other female that was a full litter mate to Barney and SugarPlum and her name was Maggie.. She had the prettiest head and her coloring and coat were the exact same as Barney.. Maggie also lives with my parents, she was very small maturing out to be 3 1/2 lbs..
My old computer crashed in the fall and I lost alot of my pictures.. But I do have one of Haley and she is a daughter of Barney.. Haley now lives in Canada..
I can honestly say that I NEVER ran into a genetic defect with SugarPlum and Barney! Maggie was absolutely perfect also..
Hope this helps..
Melanie |
Thank you so much. i don't know if it is the same dog or not but I saw what looked just like yours on a few sites yesterday when I was researching. Maybe they all just have the same hairbow? Anyway, Haley is lovely. I recieved an email this morning from someone who has had JudaBob for nearly twenty years or so and is just now running into problems with them. very discouraging. her advice was if I have something with JudaBob not to breed back to something with JudaBob, Seems there are pigamentation problems. Red and Blue. So I imagine I will be hiring Silk a stud, which I had planned on doing the first time anyway because ceeby is not mature enough. But I had planned on keeping a female from her to breed to Ceeby so i guess that might be out also. Lots to think about and sort out. Thank you for your reply.